HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-07-02, Page 10Diana Brochu of the curling team with Ken Clynick, Dan McNeil receives the most valuable wrestler trophy from Bill Weber.
Andrew Amsing of the Cross Country Team receives an award from Bill Craig.
The champions are seen here. Paul Bartliff, senior boys outstanding athlete, Jolande Amsing,
Junior girls champion, and Ron Wise, junior boys outstanding athlete are seen with coaches. Mrs.
Jean Docken and John Mayhar. Brenda Kingswell, senior girls outstanding athlete was missing at
the ceremony.
Vernon McMichael of the Senior Basketball Team receives his award from Ken Clynick.
Ron Wise who represented Clinton at the OFSSA track and field meet in the junior high jump, and
Paul Bartliff who attended the same meet in the senior 110 metres dash, are seen in the centre
flanked by coach Bill Craig on the left and Ken Clynick on the right.
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Sandra Graham of the Junior Badminton team receives her
award from John Brownridge,
Bruce Craig of the Junior Soccer team receives his award from
Gurnoss James.
Athletic awards
presented at an
awards dance
The CHSS Annual Awards
Banquet was not held this year
due to a lack of funds in the
Student Council Finances.
Instead, an awards dance was
held in the school cafeteria June
10. Only athletic awards were
presented in the program
conducted by Mr. Clynick.
Most coaches and their wives
were on hand to take part in the
program along with
photographer Mr. Jack Hunt.
Next meeting planned for Sept. 8
Twenty-five ladies met for
their June meeting June 18 in
the Ladies Parlour with Mrs.
Lorne Jervis in charge of the
worship service and program.
Her theme was "Friendship" and
"Discipleship."
Two old familiar hymns were
sung, "What A Friend We Have
In Jesus" and "Take Time To Be
Holy,"
Mrs. Bond read scripture and
Mrs. Armstrong led the ladies in
the Lord's Prayer followed by
responses in unison.
Mrs. Hearn read a letter of
Wesley Willis
held afternoon
garden party
Mrs. Prank Vingland opened
her home to the ladies of
Wesley-Willis Church on June 24
for a lovely garden party and
afternoon tea.
Mrs. Oeo, Beattie, president
of the HCW, weleomed the
ladies at the door, They then
visited Mrs. Fingland's garden,
and enjoyed the colourful and
fragrant roses and flowers.
During the afternoon Mrs.
GurnOr James sang Several folk
songs accompanied on her
electric guitar,
Tea was served from the
dining room tablet covered With
a lovely art work cloth and
centred With a fountain and
beautiful roses,
Mrs. Mowat and Mies. Davies
poured tea and ladies froth the
three units served,
l'intrtday afternoon the ladies
Visited these Who were enable 'to
be at the tea.
interest from Mrs. Dr Yates.
Current events were given by
Mrs. P. Livermore on two
distinguished Indians — one a
distinguished young Canadian
Indian Fashion Designer, Frank
Meawasej, and Dr. Joseph Hill,
the Great Teacher from
Brantford Six Nations Reserve,
who received honourary doctor
of Laws at UWO Convocation
May 26.
Mrs. Nelson gave a very
interesting paper on further
study of Indian Life. Mrs.
Fingland presided for the
business, She began her part
with some verses from 'The
Month of June."
It was reported the group now
has 38 members. There were 20
home calls and 18 hospital calls
made since last month on
shut-ins and the sick.
Mrs. Howes looks after the
Birthday Box. No meetings will
be held during, July and August.
The first meeting in September
will be the overall meeting
September 8 at 8 p.m.
Further plans were made for
the tea June 24 at Mrs.
Fingland's home. All ladies are
invited to be present and as
many shut-ins as possible try to
come.
Tea was served by Mrs. Jervis'
group.